Wolf spiders look downright scary. These arachnids are hairy and are relatively large compared to other spiders you may find in and around your home. But despite their frightening appearance, wolf spiders are not poisonous to cats. However, bites can cause discomfort. Learn more about wolf spiders and what to do if you suspect your […]
How Poisonous Are Wolf Spiders to Cats? Vet-Reviewed Safety Facts Read More »
A kitten’s first few months are full of milestones. They go from tiny balls of fur with closed eyes to playful kittens who are weaned and ready for their new homes. One step all kittens go through is teething. Below, you’ll learn more about the teething process, including what to expect, your kitten’s signs, and
Kitten Teething: Vet Reviewed Signs, Timeline & FAQs Read More »
A common eye condition cats can develop is conjunctivitis, more commonly known as pink eye. Every cat owner should know about the signs of pink eye and when to contact their vet. Although humans can contract conjunctivitis, they rarely catch it from cats since viral, allergic, and immune-mediated conjunctivitis are not contagious to humans. Can
Can Cats Get Pink Eye? Vet Reviewed Facts & FAQ Read More »
Medical researchers are still learning about the SARS-CoV-2 (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2) virus that causes Covid-19 (Coronavirus Disease 2019). While it is rare, we know that pet cats can catch Covid from infected humans. It should not be confused with another coronavirus that only affects cats, feline enteric coronavirus (FECV). Read on to
Can Cats Catch Covid? Vet-Approved Facts & FAQ Read More »
The first time you see a black Munchkin cat, you may wonder if your eyes are playing tricks on you. They look like ordinary cats but with much shorter legs. The world has accepted this physical trait in several dog breeds, including Corgis, Dachshunds, and Basset Hounds. Shorter legs in dogs have a purpose, often
Black Munchkin Cat: Info, Pictures, Facts & History Read More »
The croton (Codiaeum variegatum) is a popular houseplant. This leafy, ornamental plant is native to tropical areas but adapts well indoors. But if you have a cat, this isn’t a plant you want in your home. All croton varieties—including evening embers, gold dust, and Zanzibar—are toxic to cats. Learn more about what to do if
Are Croton Plants Toxic to Cats? Our Vet-Approved Advice Read More »
The best and often easiest way to check if a cat is neutered is to bring him to the veterinarian. If that isn’t an option for you, there are a few signs you can look for. Before you begin, you should assess whether the cat will tolerate you handling them. If you can’t pick him
How to Tell If a Cat Is Neutered: 6 Vet-Reviewed Signs to Look For Read More »
Dahlias are perennials that bring a splash of color to late-summer gardens. The flower blooms from mid-July until the first frost in most parts of the U.S. Smaller varieties grow well in pots, and many gardeners bring the cut flowers inside. While dahlias are lovely to look at, they are mildly toxic to cats. Cat
Are Dahlias Poisonous to Cats? Vet-Reviewed Houseplants Examined Read More »
During the hot summer months, a slice of watermelon always sounds good. While humans enjoy it and can get plenty of benefits from this tasty snack, can cats eat watermelon? The answer is yes, cats can eat small amounts of watermelon. Let’s find out more in this article. Do Cats Like Watermelon? Some cats will
Can Cats Eat Watermelon? Vet Approved Nutrition Facts & FAQ Read More »
Pangolia
